Privacy-by-design rules in face recognition system

Abstract

Abstract:In this paper, we develop a face recognition system based on softcomputing techniques, which complies with privacy-by-design rules and defines a set of principles that are context-aware applications (including biometric sensors) and should contain to conform to European and US law. This paper deals with the necessity to consider legal issues concerning privacy or human rights in the development of biometric identification in ambient intelligence systems. Clearly, context-based services and ambient intelligence (and the most promising research area in Europe, namely ambient assisted living, ALL) call for a major research effort on new identification procedures.

Community clouds within M-commerce: a privacy by design perspective

“…For example, there are several important aspects of privacy, including the incorporation of privacy protections within a business organization and the maintenance of substantial data management procedures for the duration of the cycle of products/services [30]. According to [31], within the realm of privacy, there are numerous soft computing techniques that must be considered, which lead to the contextual awareness of the principles. These include the development of reliable procedures that allow user access to services [31].…”

“…According to [31], within the realm of privacy, there are numerous soft computing techniques that must be considered, which lead to the contextual awareness of the principles. These include the development of reliable procedures that allow user access to services [31]. In addition, the access is delegated in conjunction with traditional methods such as cards and personnel numbers [31].…”

“…These include the development of reliable procedures that allow user access to services [31]. In addition, the access is delegated in conjunction with traditional methods such as cards and personnel numbers [31]. This is expanded through the development of algorithms that consider multiple biometric systems [31].…”

“…In addition, the access is delegated in conjunction with traditional methods such as cards and personnel numbers [31]. This is expanded through the development of algorithms that consider multiple biometric systems [31]. Other aspects of privacy build on Privacy Enhancing Technologies (PETs) [30].…”

Privacy Protection in Trust Models for Agent Societies

“…In this article we intend to exam these risks and we propose some solutions about the corresponding privacy protection measures that can be adopted. In order to enjoy the benefits of the assumed autonomy of agents, we must consider a approach to privacy and data protection,based on computer-based mechanisms of control rather than on law restriction and prohibition [5].…”